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What does a company have to do if the issue of debentures has a maturity period of 18 months?
Answer:
If the issue of debentures has a maturity period of 18 months then the company has to remove all the creation of Debenture Redemption Reserve (DRR) account which has not been provided under the company’s guidelines or rules. The company is not allowed to make any public issue or right issue until it has one or more debenture trustees which comes under the SEBI guidelines as it is needed and required when the maturity period is of 18 months or more.
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